Here’s a 1915-D Buffalo Nickel that walked out of Denver with attitude and never lost it. Most early D-mints got chewed up in circulation and show up looking rough — not this one. This slabbed MS64 brings crisp braid and horn detail, strong luster, and clean real estate that pushes right up against Gem territory without the Gem price tag. If you’re building a Mint State Buffalo set, stacking early Denver survivors, or just want a coin that brings scarcity and swagger, this piece checks every box.

Fast Facts

• Early Denver date = tough in Mint State

• Strike weakness? Common. Not a problem here.

• Fraser design = art with a bison

• MS64 is the danger zone — close to Gem with way better ROI

• PCGS slab = certified, verified, and street-ready

Please review the description and photos carefully before purchasing. Coin grading is subjective; grades and values assigned by third-party grading services (TPGs), as well as references like the Greysheet and Redbook, are provided as a guideline and may not reflect current market values. All photos are taken with an iPhone and a desk lamp on white printing paper—there is no trickery. The coin you see is the coin you will get. 

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